Oil Cleansing is the Holy Grail for your Skin!
It’s been quite some time (like 9 years…damn I feel old) that OilCleansing became a thing, though I think here in Australia wewere a little reticent to embrace it, it’s most certainly gota worldwide cult following now.So here’s the low down on Oil Cleansing!

Cleansing oils very smartly cling to any excess oil on your skin, alongwith make-up, cosmetics, environmental pollutants, excess sebum andsweat and whisk them away. While it’s cleansing your skin beautifullyit’s also hydrating and nourishing.As with all of our formulations our Hemp Cleanser is also soap free sothere is no harsh detergents scrubbing away your natural protectivebarrier. It works beautifully on every skin type, fabulous for the moremature skins (yep that’s me) but even better for those with oily orcombination skin and particularly useful for those suffering from acneand breakouts. We've had particularly good results for those with acne,keep an eye on our instagram for some before and after results.

When you use a traditional soap based cleanser your not only strippingaway the cosmetics and pollutants on your beautiful skin, you’re alsostripping away the needed protection your skin produces naturally.Soap based cleansers certainly strip away all the grime and oil –but it doesn’t know when to stop, it’s so incredibly harsh it leavesyour skin dry and damaged, and your skin will work at triple timetrying to replace that lost and needed oil protection.
That’s where Oil Cleansers are the answer, though they’ll cleanseyour skin beautifully they won’t strip your protective barrier, in factit will be nourished and over time your natural oil production willbalance, the effect? balanced oils, protected skin, less breakouts.

How to use Cleansing oil?
Happy Cleansing!
A nourished skin, is a healthy skin!
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